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This is one of the most difficult things I have ever done. I am asking for help for my 19-year-old daughter, Trinity Cooper. Just last Tuesday, March 24th, she was diagnosed with Lymphoma. The cancer has spread from her neck to her upper chest and her spleen. In the next couple of days she will have to have another biopsy to determine if it is also in her bone marrow, as her oncologist suspects. She will be starting Chemo as soon as possible. The oncologist has stated that this is a curable cancer. I am so proud of how strong Trinity has been since this nightmare started, just 5 days ago. She had not even cried until today, when we spoke with the fertility doctor. We were told that the treatment for her cancer could cause her to lose her ability to have children. As her mother, it broke my heart hearing her cry at this news.
For those of you that don’t know Trinity, she is such a sweet, kind and caring young lady. She has always been the first one to jump to the aide of others. She is goofy and funny and brings so much joy to my life and others. She has wanted to become a veterinarian, have children and help others for as long as I can remember. Trinity has always been drawn to animals and children and they to her.
I cannot even begin to explain how important it is to Trinity to have children. She would be so devastated. Yes, she understands that she could always adopt in the future. But she would be missing out on the greatest feeling in the world, carrying a baby that she and Dawson have created together. To that end, the doctors have recommended that Trinity freeze her eggs, so that when she is ready, she will have eggs to use.
Unfortunately, the cost of freezing eggs is quite expensive, $10,000. Plus another $10,000 for when she is ready to have the baby. We were told today that there is an agency that assists women with cancer, by paying for the medication required for this process, approximately $4,000. That still leaves $6,000 for the freezing of the eggs, plus whatever medical bills that is not covered by her insurance for the cancer treatment. She needs help with this ASAP!
Due to the harshness of Chemo/radiation therapy, Trinity will not be able to work during this time, which will be 6 months or longer. She is also considered a high risk for the Covid-19 virus, so she is supposed to be isolating herself from others. Trinity still has to pay for rent, her car payment and car insurance, which has already been a struggle.
I really hate asking for help, but this is for my baby! I need for Trinity to remain as strong and positive as possible throughout this treatment, so that she can face this battle she has ahead of her. If I could at least fix her concern for having children and paying her bills, it would help tremendously.
Please share this and message me if you have any questions, I am more than willing to answer them. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for taking the time to read this.
For those of you that don’t know Trinity, she is such a sweet, kind and caring young lady. She has always been the first one to jump to the aide of others. She is goofy and funny and brings so much joy to my life and others. She has wanted to become a veterinarian, have children and help others for as long as I can remember. Trinity has always been drawn to animals and children and they to her.
I cannot even begin to explain how important it is to Trinity to have children. She would be so devastated. Yes, she understands that she could always adopt in the future. But she would be missing out on the greatest feeling in the world, carrying a baby that she and Dawson have created together. To that end, the doctors have recommended that Trinity freeze her eggs, so that when she is ready, she will have eggs to use.
Unfortunately, the cost of freezing eggs is quite expensive, $10,000. Plus another $10,000 for when she is ready to have the baby. We were told today that there is an agency that assists women with cancer, by paying for the medication required for this process, approximately $4,000. That still leaves $6,000 for the freezing of the eggs, plus whatever medical bills that is not covered by her insurance for the cancer treatment. She needs help with this ASAP!
Due to the harshness of Chemo/radiation therapy, Trinity will not be able to work during this time, which will be 6 months or longer. She is also considered a high risk for the Covid-19 virus, so she is supposed to be isolating herself from others. Trinity still has to pay for rent, her car payment and car insurance, which has already been a struggle.
I really hate asking for help, but this is for my baby! I need for Trinity to remain as strong and positive as possible throughout this treatment, so that she can face this battle she has ahead of her. If I could at least fix her concern for having children and paying her bills, it would help tremendously.
Please share this and message me if you have any questions, I am more than willing to answer them. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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Bonni Taylor
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Waddell, AZ